Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
Comic Book Resources talks to John Jackson Miller about Vector, Knights of the Old Republic and even Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. (He penned the comic adaption.)
The images in the article are the same ones we saw on the MySpace preview, which also went up as the standard Knights of the Old Republic #25 preview a few days ago.
IESB has the Star Trek trailer, as seen by cameraphone.
Some photos of some of the 2008 LEGO sets have surfaced, and the Indiana Jones sets have our adventuring archaeologist alongside his allies and enemies, and a bunch of LEGO critters in the Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull sets. Check it out here. Meanwhile, the LEGO Indiana Jones site is not quite ready, though it’s January!
The familiar hand of Drew Struzan (and son) is at work on the poster for the 80th annual Academy Awards poster. In other Oscar news, the show may be picketed if an agreement isn’t reached by February 24.
Not much detail, but plenty of pictures for the Hayden-lovers. Fair warning: It’s posted at 
ohnotheydidnt, Livejournal’s lowest-common-denominator celebrity gossip comm, so don’t read the comments if you value your sanity.
My sanity is already shot, so I read far enough to find that Just Jared also has pictures.
USA Today talks to Chris Carter, but the big news is that they have the first photo from the new movie.
Worth1000’s latest PhotoShop contest ups the sci-fi quotient in movies that are decidedly not sci-fi. I, for one, mourn the lack of Steel Magnolias. It’s right there, people!
The Alexander entry is sheer perfection.
Okay. This one’s a new twist for me. Normally, we get grainy, low-res leaks of movie-related spoilage.
This time? We have a verbal description. Cute!
See the whole thing at StarWars.com.
In addition to being pushed back, there are rumors floating around that there’s a re-edit of film where any mention of ‘cancer’ is being cut out, which completely changes the tone of the movie from a bunch of folks trying to do something nice (albeit illegally) for a dying friend to a bunch of selfish punks who just want to steal a movie for the sake of stealing a movie. Hollywood masterminds at work, or underhanded campaign to get the internet fans all riled up? Only time will tell. (via)